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Andy Schor

Andy Schor

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Oct 13, 2026

Jill DombrowskiHOST
10:41
Yeah.
Jill DombrowskiHOST
10:42
So for the regular meeting, we have Mayor Andy Schor join, as well as City Clerk Chris Swope.
Jill DombrowskiHOST
10:48
Um, at the top of the meeting, there are remembrances given, and there was one for a Mr. Joseph Joe Graves Jr., who served as Mayor Hollister's chief of staff.
Jill DombrowskiHOST
10:57
He was on the Board of Water and Light, and he was the deputy director of the Michigan Department of Social Services for a time.
Sean HannityHOST
13:24
Um, we have some developments in some of these races.
Sean HannityHOST
13:27
You have a Jewish Democratic mayor of one of the biggest cities in Michigan, in Lansing, now saying that he can't support Abdul El-Sayed's Senate ba- bid because he's too uncomfortable with this candidate's bashing of Israel.
Sean HannityHOST
13:43
Uh, anyway, the Lansing mayor, Andy Schor is his name, told, uh, an outlet that his Jewish heritage makes it hard for him to vote for El-Sayed.
Sean HannityHOST
13:53
Said he's planning not to, less than a month before the election, um, and at least until they have a conversation, and so far that powwow is yet to be scheduled.
Sean HannityHOST
14:04
I'm sure that probably El-Sayed will do it, but El-Sayed's a complete BS artist.
Mike FigueredoHOST
34:51
In fact, I think that they're overrepresented in the media because the media wants to push a pro-Israel agenda and make it seem as if anti-Zionism is tantamount to anti-Semitism.
Mike FigueredoHOST
35:01
And it doesn't help when Democratic officials like Mayor Andy Schor of Lansing says that he's not going to vote for Abdul because he'd feel, quote, uncomfortable doing so.
Mike FigueredoHOST
35:10
But at risk of sounding insensitive, I'm sorry, but these people are just fucking racist.
Mike FigueredoHOST
35:15
Full stop.
Austin PetersenHOST
5:23
As a matter of fact, that's my next bullet point here.
Austin PetersenHOST
5:25
Lansing Mayor Andy Schor, who backed Haley Stevens and who is Jewish, told CNN he's not voting for Mike Rogers.
Austin PetersenHOST
5:31
But he says he's not gonna back El-Sayed until they talk.
Austin PetersenHOST
5:35
He says, "If he doesn't need me, he doesn't need me." So, and that, so that is the Democrat in the state that-
Emily JashinskyHOST
10:08
El-Sayed facing a different challenge among some Jewish Democrats.
Emily JashinskyHOST
10:11
Lansing Mayor Andy Schor, who backed Stevens in the primary, telling CNN he remains uncomfortable with El-Sayed's rhetoric on Israel and will not support him until the two have a conversation.
Emily JashinskyHOST
10:21
El-Sayed has said Israel is committing genocide in Gaza.
Emily JashinskyHOST
10:24
Schor saying he has yet to hear from the nominee, telling CNN, quote, "If he doesn't need me, he doesn't need me." The private concern described by CNN matching what some Democratic voters are saying publicly.
Jake TapperHOST
72:18
So F him.
Jake TapperHOST
72:19
Except it wasn't F. Lansing Mayor Andy Schor says his Jewish heritage leaves him uncomfortable with some of what he's heard from Al-Sayed.
Jake TapperHOST
72:29
Al-Sayed, of course, a longtime critic of Israel who calls the war in Gaza genocide and has declined to say that Israel has the right to exist as a Jewish state.
Jake TapperHOST
72:37
Schor said he will not vote for Rogers, but also won't back Al-Sayed, at least until they have a conversation.
Steve TurleyHOST
16:09
And again, it's not just rural voters.
Steve TurleyHOST
16:12
The latest prominent Michigan Democrat to come out and distance himself from El-Sayed is Lansing Mayor Andy Schor.
Steve TurleyHOST
16:20
Uh, he said there, there was simply no way he could vote for El-Sayed, citing his own Jewish heritage.
Steve TurleyHOST
16:26
Moreover, Levin argues, I think quite rightly, that the Democrats have failed to offer a compelling governing agenda beyond TDS.

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